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davidmccabe Newcomer Level: 1 Posts: 1/1 EXP: 10 For next: 1 Since: 07-11-05 Since last post: 114 days Last activity: 114 days |
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| Hi. My apologies if this has been answered before, but this forum doesn't seem to have a search feature. Also, there's a slight chance that this is a duplicate post; pardon me if that is the case. Anyways, I am looking for information about Super Mario World's SRAM data. Not ROM, not RAM, but SRAM, which is where game progress is saved. So, I could use pointers on either of these things: (1) Any information that has already been gathered about the contents and format of the SRAM, or (2) Information on how to induce SMW to save more often than it normally does, so that I can examine more fine-grained changes in the SRAM. Any pointers? Thanks! |
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